Electronic Technician

Tunes and tests filters and electronic components. Technicians utilize specification sheets and drawings and blueprints, Network analyzers, and computer programs to outline filter capacity/function. Must adhere to (MOP) Manufacturing Operating Procedures and (ATP) Automated Testing Procedures. Conducts quality assurance spot checks and tests for accuracy of product. Equipment used includes, but is not limited to, Network Analyzer, calipers, computer, continuity tester/multimeter, microscope, soldering irons, plotter, calculator, wrenches, and tuning instruments.

Cleans finished products according to established procedures. Must measure tolerances. Records job specific data on forms, logs, time sheets and other required documentation. Must complete work with accuracy speed.

Tunes and tests filters and electronic components. Technicians utilize specification sheets and drawings and blueprints, Network analyzers, and computer programs to outline filter capacity/function. Must adhere to (MOP) Manufacturing Operating Procedures and (ATP) Automated Testing Procedures. Conducts quality assurance spot checks and tests for accuracy of product. Equipment used includes, but is not limited to, Network Analyzer, calipers, computer, continuity tester/multimeter, microscope, soldering irons, plotter, calculator, wrenches, and tuning instruments.

Cleans finished products according to established procedures. Must measure tolerances. Records job specific data on forms, logs, time sheets and other required documentation. Must complete work with accuracy speed.

High School Diploma or GED plus related experience such as televisions repair or electronics training. Previous soldering experience or skills preferred. Mathematical skills required with emphasis on the ability to compute rates, ratios and percentage. Ability to read, comprehend and interpret bar graphs and instructions. Thorough knowledge of calibration, reading drawings, blueprints and schematics.

Described here are characteristics representative of those that must be met by an incumbent to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Work is sedentary. Typically, the employee may sit comfortably to do the work.
• Require repetitive use of hands and fingers in the tuning process.
• Work may require some walking, standing, carrying light items (up to 10 lbs) and recurring reaching or similar activities.

Ability to adjust the eye through the use of appropriate tools to bring objects into sharp focus.